Pure Original Ingredients Acerola Cherry, (100 Capsules) Always Pure, No Additives Or Fillers

I cannot take ascorbic acid, so I can't do any synthetic vitamin C. These are made from acerola cherries, and they provide a natural source of vitamin C.They do not have any burpy aftertaste and I find them fairly easy to swallow.

Been using this product for a while now.It came before time stated.Started using it because of the Pure, limited ingredients.

We all need vitamin C. But I recently discovered that most otc vitamin C is chemically made and I wanted a healthier version. This (along with the powder) fits my needs.

I preferred the volume and value of the 365 pill bottle they used to sell; however, the vitamins themselves are still great quality. To compensate, I have started to supplement with other vitamin C products, since the value isn't there anymore.

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This is all natural . unlike the over the counter stuff full of chemicals and bad stuff. My Dr. first recommended a rose hip formula it didn't agree with my many sensitivities . My daughter and I found this and I have no trouble with it . You get a years supply for less than the other stuff cost for a month. So it is a much better value.

I can't believe this product doesn't have more reviews. It is so hard to find a product that it doesn't have any fillers. If you are like me, you probably got frustrated every time you found an "organic" and "non-gmo" product, and if you took the time to read the ingredients, which I do because of my IBS, then you were disappointed to find filler like sunflower oil and other inflammatory fillers. Anyhow, after doing some research, I found out that the most common supplemental of Vitamin C on the market is ascorbic acid. Every product that I came across as natural, organic, etc. was always from ascorbic acid. I will continue to buy this product as long as they keep it without fillers and pure vitamin C from Acerola cherries.

I’ve been haphazardly buying vitamins and supplements for decades. After researching on YouTube I finally realized I was doing it all wrong. The ‘trick’ is to buy naturally-occurring vitamins - as opposed to synthetic multivitamins. This is perhaps MOST important with vitamin C!!! Synthetic vitamin C is made from taking corn starch and breaking it down with heat, enzymes, acetone, and hydrochloric acid to make ascorbic acid. Does that sound like it would promote health? You can take that OR you can eat ‘this’ which is ground-up organic acerola cherries…which are tested for purity! Your choice. And when I did the math - these are like $0.05/capsule.